it looks like almost everyone was on board except for schmidt. schmidt told reporters downstairs shortly before the boat he would notot agree. at the time he objected it was not a surprise but that was something revealed by schmidt only a short time before he objected. >> as you know the cameras controlled by the senate. we have a high shot of the dais here. did you get a sense of what the reaction was to schmidt's objectionbj and chuck schumer's response in offering this motion in response to that objection? >> from our colleague he was in the chamber sent met some color and set after that happened senators administered to huddle and figure out next steps was a huddle on the flexion senate republican whip john thune, ted cruz, mike lee, jon kennedy macconnell chief of staff. john cornyn who is hoping to become the next majority republican leader was part of those conversations. there was certainly some frenzied huddling on the floor. so in the meantime jon tester jr who is a critical boat ran over and snapped a bag of peanut m&ms at a cory booke

it looks like almost everyone was in board except for schmidt, and schmidt told reporters downstairs shortly before the vote that he would not agree to the uc. at the time he objected it wasn't a surprise that there was something that was revealed by schmitt only a short time before he objected. >> as you know the cameras controlled by the senate and we have a high shot of the dice here. did you get a sense of what the reaction was to the objection and chuck schumer's response and offering this motion and response to that objection? >> well, i mean, from my colleague who is in the chamber he sent me some color and said after that happened senators immediately started to huddle and figure out next steps. there was a huddle on the floor between senate republican whip john thune, ted cruz, mike lee, john kennedy and mcconnell's chief of staff, john cornyn who was hoping to become the next republican majority leader. he was part of those conversations. so there was, there were certainly some frenzied huddling on the floor, you know, and so in the meantime jon tester who is a critical vot

. >> it goes to this question of the schmidt and i know that all these judges in the back of their minds are facing something like this and this is the worst one we've seen by far, this is worse than anything we've seen in washington, d.c., this is specifically seven people that he's talking about lying there. there's the issue of what can you do? a former president who has secret service detection mandated by law, there's nothing anyone can do to remove the protection, joe biden can't order it away, it's mandated by law, the idea that a local judge in manhattan could send donald trump to rikers island jail, with a secret service delegation of a couple of dozen , 24 hours a day for whatever period of time we are talking about, that would be several shifts of secret service agents, that would require a hearing where the secret service is testifying about can they protect him there, they will testify that they don't know how to do that, never having done anything like it. i know the judge is just envisioning unlike any other defendant i could be dealing with, putting this person in jail ha

they have held multiple press conferences, not just cruz and lee, alongside senator schmidt.ohnson and others, trying to say that this needs to be a trial. they are also the ones who worked in tandem with house speaker johnson who push this off. it was supposed to happen last week that the articles were transmitted to the senate. the motion to dismiss would have happened on a thursday. that is a day all of us who cover congress like to know, senators like to get out of town as fast as they can. thursday is typically a fly out day. we're seeing this play out in the middle of the week. house republicans decided we can do this in the early part of the week, as opposed to the latter half of last week. that was the idea on the timing. we'll keep an eye on the screen and the text chain. while we're watching this moment of effectively confusion about what comes next on the senate floor, there's a similar point of confusion of what's happening on the house side. the more important issues congress has to deal with thousand, chief among them, the foreign aid supplemental bill, which we

the rules are always different for every proceeding and eric schmidt decided he had a smarter idea sonsent request by senator schumer were upon senator schumer said okay let's just go to to dismiss the case now which is essentially what they did after going through a few procedural votes on the senate floor but thrown up there desperately and hopelessly by other republicans like eric schmidt. the whole thing took a few hours and that was the end of it. senator schumer was offering the republicans of ours of debate in that was cut off by the idiocy of republican senator eric schmidt am a freshman who had no idea what he was doing on the senate floor today. so the senate voted along party lines the motion to dismiss and closed the book on the single most absurd impeachment case ever sent to the u.s. senate. the impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandro. that is all over. meanwhile in the house of are presented as a vote is not yet scheduled on a series of bills introduced to find urgent aid for ukraine and israel. >> the time has come for the house of representatives to act d

chance so he made a point of order and they are voting right now to kind of get rid of what eric schmidt objected to so that is the procedural vote going on right now. at the end of this, there's a couple of different ways this could go. you could go back and have additional points of order made by republican senators to say we want to hear from mayorkas, we'll want to have him submit some written responses to our questions, that was one of the proposals out there, and you could go to the same process two or three times but at some point here chuck schumer will say look, i was willing to give you some debate time. we have limited for traffic in the senate, we have a deadline of friday night to approve liza which is on the clock right now the house approved that last week and they have it sync up your and we're waiting for the house the next couple of days to approve this international aid package and bring it across to the senate. we don't have time here. i will give you a couple of hours to do this, but it will go away. when chuck schumer offered at the end if you listen to the second p

schmidt, welcome back. hope i didn't overstate the case and bad finance and bad politics and the gang that can't shoot straight and now the question is can you stop this latest several tranches of student loan bailouts? >> yeah, they'll get stopped at the supreme court and i was attorney general in missouri and brought that on the student loan debt relief came and one because the supreme court knew this was an overreach and wasn't a mandate from congress to go do it. missouri had standing to bring the lawsuits because missouri had something called mohilo and loan servicing organization within the state and that provided the standings, which what the case hinged on is and my guess is what these cases and challenges are being bought by other ags following a similar path struck down and to your point, larry, this is a sin criminal election year ploy to try and go after younger voters. it's not going to work. it's also a middle finger to working class folks who either work through college or didn't take debt at

and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - coleman hughes, welcome to "firing line." - it a pleasure to be here. - you are a writer, a podcaster, a musician, and you have recently written a book, "the end of race politics: arguments for a colorblind america." the concept of a colorblind america is often misunderstood. when you say, "a colorblind america," what do you mean? - so when i say, "a colorblind america," i mean, you're white, i'm black and hispanic, but i'm gonna try to treat you without regard to your race, and i'm gonna ask you to treat me without regard to my race, to the extent that we can. and we're both gonna ask the government to never treat us differently with regard to our race. and wherever the state has an interest in helping disadvantaged people, we ask that you do that on the basis of class and socioeconomics, not on the basis of race. that's what i mean by colorblindness. now, what the

larry: missouri senator senator schmidt.earth day celebration, he's going to close down fossil fuel. particularly at anwar. earth day, close down -- i don't get it, senator schmidt. help me out, sir. >> no country in the history of the world has declared war for this administration and a lot of countries of course going to war over natural resources and we have all the resources we need under our feet in the country and exports around the world and instead joe biden is retreating and not like people aren't using gas or energy. we have to get it from somewhere else. we have the lowest level of strategic peak spl troat yum reserve and national security and it's a war on energy and a war on the middle class. the truck driver that's got to fill that gas tank every week and it's gotten more expensive and stopping drilling in alaska. larry: yeah, now harvard poll out today and interesting and byron york reporting, young people, 18- i think 18-25 or whatever. young people, which is more important? inflation or climate change? 60/40

schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - professor melissa murray, welcome to "firing line." - thanks for having me. - former president donald trump faces 88 felony charges in four jurisdictions. jury selection began this week in manhattan, making him the first former u.s. president to face a criminal trial. the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, his prosecution of donald trump centers on allegations that trump paid hush money to silence claims of affairs before the 2016 election. the prosecution charges that trump falsified business records to cover up the payments and, in doing so, allegedly interfered in the election. the case rests on what some call a novel legal theory. - yeah. - explain this novelty. - so in the new york system, the falsification of business records is ordinarily a misdemeanor crime. however, in circumstances where the falsification of business records is intended to further the commission of another crime, it can be elevated to

best and robin l curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt defined for his strategic innovation. corporate funding is provided by stevens inc. and by pfizer inc. >>> re wallick, welcome to firing line. >> thank you for having me. x you are an author, a futurist, the founder of an initiative that focuses on the future of humanity. what is a futurist? >> there is a common misconception, whichis a futurist products tomorrow, what is going to happen. look, people have been doing this for centuries, so we kind of think about tomorrow, but a professional working futurist like myself, we don't protect the future, we study megatrends, where almost anthropologists from tomorrow looking backwards. so, megatrend is something like the demographics or population or climate change, things that have been happening for decades and will unfurl for decades, then we look at hothose megatrends will impact us in the years to come, and from that, we start to develop the story's, scenarios, and from that, we help people, organizations, countries, governments make b

this is nearly 30 minutes. >> first, we are so delighted to have eric schmidt with us. especially because he is, as you just heard, one of our carnegie distinguished fellows at the institute of global politics. and he has been meeting with students and talking to faculty about a lot of these a.i. issues that we have surfaced during our panels today. of course he wrote a very important book with the late drt artificial intelligence. article official intelligence. so we're ending our afternoon with eric and trying to see if question pull together some of the strains of thinking and challenges and ideas that we've hear. so eric, thank you for joining us. you look like you're in a very comfortable but snowy place. i wanted to start by asking you, what are you most worried about with respect to a.i. in the 2024 election cycle? >> well, first madam secretary, thank you for invitinger me to participate in all the activities. i'm at a tech conference in snowy montana which is why i'm not there. if you lock at misinformation, we now understand extremely well that virallity, emot

eighth question: is mogilev native otto schmidt really known as an antarctic explorer? time!answer? i answered: yes, but i remember this last name, but i don’t remember exactly what he did. nastya often visits makelev, and there are some there too shmita avenue, i think it beat her, she didn’t see this pitfall, antarctica-arctic. vladislav, how did you cope with this task? i answered no, because if my memory serves me correctly, he was an explorer of antarctica, not antarctica. the original version, of course, but... pal, well done, exactly antarctica, yes, ksyusha, how did you answer? i answered yes, but i also remember his last name, i remember that he seemed to be traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don’t remember where exactly, where exactly, but i ’ll tell you, he was traveling in the arctic, there was engaged in his research activities, research activities in the arctic, the correct answer to our question is no, the ninth question, is it true that if... after the cessation of external forces, the size and shape of the body are completely restored, then the deform

you just heard senator eric schmidt of missouri come up and said he does not agree to this because part of that time agreement that chuck schumer try to lay down in the senate included a motion to this smith's these charges overall republicans are trying to push back against any effort to dismiss these charges, which forced chuck schumer to say, okay, let's just kill these proceedings altogether will kill this first article, impeachment when he says a point of order and doesn't rise to the constitutionality. that's really just a fancy way of saying, let's kill this first article and be done with it. and then they would move in the medial most after that vote, which would succeed because they have the votes in the senate to kill that first article, then they would do the same thing in a second vote. so the reason why they're in this position right now, because republicans don't want to end this right now. they want to try to delay this as long as they can. some of them, particularly the ones who are arguing that there needs to be a full blown trial or make their points democrats are not

edward: missouri senator eric schmidt.mayor quentin lucas on notice the transporting illegal migrants in the state of missouri is a felony crime. we have an open invitation for the mayor to join us. mr. attorney general, the kansas city mayor made the call to welcome migrants across the border illegally to come to kansas city to work and the mayor saying migrants could have a work permit. what's wrong with having people work in those jobs? >> taking jobs from working missouri families, we have statutes on the books that prohibit the knowing get transport of criminal aliens into or through the state, we will enforce the law that's on the books to deter trafficking through the state but also illegal for businesses to hire undocumented workers. senator hawley who is exposing the fact the secretary's parole process is illegally providing parole and work documents to these criminal aliens who crossed illegally, we filed a lawsuit against the biden administration to close the loophole and stop this abuse of the parole system and

schmidt carried out the first excavations.he most valuable, from a historical point of view, stone sculptures of the okunev archaeological culture are kept here. their age is more than 4,000 years. there are also numerous monuments of tagar culture, sculptures, writings, that is, petroglyphs on stones. telling about the life of the people who inhabited these lands. more than 4,000 years, but the mind is inexhaustible. lord, how time flies, huh? the face of the sun, the symbol of all khakassia. it is more than 2,000 years old. this was the main deity. the museum once housed the goddess herself, uluk khurtuyakhtas, or the great stone mother, but smart heads. yes, yes, this happens in our time, they thought that a great goddess with such powerful power has no place in a museum, and she was returned to where she had stood before for 4 and a half, or maybe all of 5.00 years, but just imagine, for thousands of years, ancestors came to the sculpture to ask for the most intimate, and today it comes, well, women ask, for example, for a

i ask schmidt, what are you german doing here?epeat of 1941-1945, when your germans killed serbs in concentration camps? that is why it is very important for us that russia completes its special operation, this is necessary in order to permanently strengthen the position of russia and its allies, and so that here in the balkans no one can tear the serbian republic apart. in this fight. with the west, hungary is on the side of the bosnian serbs, or rather on the side of reason, as one of the latter says adequate european ministers. a politician's right to reason is the right of the voter, that is , the people who elected him, so when a duly elected politician is threatened, it is a serious violation of democracy and disrespect for the will of the people of this country. the hungarians, with their special view of the ukrainian conflict, although they are part of nato, are blocking everything possible in the alliance, starting with supplies. weapons and ending with the latest initiative to collect the next billions for kiev. orban, a

fox's linda schmidt reports from new york city. >> reporter donald trump entering court on day four of jury selection as attorneys pick the five remaining alternate jurors needed for testimony to begin monday. the former president once again railing against the judge's gag order that prevents him from publicly targeting jurors, potential witnesses, lawyers and the families of the judge and manhattan da alvin bragg, who is prosecuting this case. >> they've taken away my constitutional rights to speak, and that includes speaking to you. >> next tuesday, the judge will hold a hearing on whether trump violated the gag order this week with a series of social media posts. meantime, today, while potential jurors were questioned, trump looked through papers and periodically whispered to his attorneys and passed notes. most of the potential alternate jurors said that they could remain impartial and unbiased. those who could not were dismissed, one man sighing and saying, this is more stressful than i thought. another man saying, donald trump is a man and he should be treated fairly in a court o

.25 billion telephone conversations of a part of europe , including many german chancellors such as schmidt and merkel, and at the same time recorded 1.73 billion iranian telephone conversations. well, german chancellor merkel is in your hands why are you recording his phone? in any case, in different ways, when he says that through movies, etc., and easily changing all your currents, this was really a very great blessing that god blessed us and provided us with, which blessing of that leadership of imam rahmatullah alaihi are you referring to? the people of the islamic republic were for the people of iran. can you open this up more? i understand what you mean. if , because throughout the history of this border, many people rose up but could not do anything, the martyrdom of the revolution means the islamic revolution in iran, which was led by the imam. it was truly a divine blessing that is, it was something that god wanted . can you tell the connection between this issue you are raising and the issue of america's dominance over the world by creating a narrative and creating a discourse ?

telephone conversations of a part of europe, including the german chancellor, german leaders such as schmidt and merkel, and at the same time recorded 1 billion and 73 million telephone conversations of iran. well, german chancellor merkel is in your hands, why are you recording her phone anyway? different when he says through movies etc. and easily all your currents are changed. it was really a great blessing that god blessed us and provided us with. you are referring to which blessing and that leadership of imam rehmatullah ali. it was for the people of the islamic republic, for the people of iran. this land please understand what i mean . if during the history of this frontier , many people rose up but could not do anything . the martyrdom of the revolution, that is, the islamic revolution in iran , which was led by the imam, was truly a blessing from god, which was nothing. that is , it was something that god wanted . can you tell the connection between this issue you are raising and the issue of america's dominance over the world by creating a narrative and creating a discourse? new wor

eighth question: is mogilev native otto schmidt really known as an antarctic explorer? time! last name, but i don’t remember exactly what he did, nastya. she often goes to makelevo, and there is also shmita avenue there, i think it beat her up, she didn’t see this pitfall, antarctica-arctic. vladislav, how did you cope with this task? i answered no, because if my memory serves me correctly, he was an explorer of antarctica, not antarctica. original version, of course, but i got it, well done, it was antarctica, yes. ksyusha, how did you answer? i answered yes, but i also remember his last name, i remember that he... seemed to be traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don’t remember where exactly, where exactly, but i’ll tell you, he was traveling in the arctic, there he was engaged in his research activities, arctic research activities, the correct answer to our question is no. ninth question: is it true that if, after the cessation of external forces, the size and shape of the body are completely restored, then the deformation called plastic. time. daria, but i answered

it's not going to ever come under russian control in the way that putin wanted it to matthew schmidt. appreciate you joining us many things >> my pleasure >> still to come, israeli forces withdraw from gaza's largest hospital. i'll 32 weeks siege. what officials in gaza was saying about the difference? the station left behind plus pope francis makes another plea for a ceasefire in gaza, more on his easter message after short break oh, trouble seeing body. >> you should book on examined america's past america's best. they have one of the nation's largest groups of optometrists. oh, you're very welcome. america's best, because i care is health care, and you deserve the best. >> welcome the lobsterfest is your farm pretty ready, ready to attack this new lobster and shrimp stack, ready for your lats, your lovers dream to come true that you have ten lobster creations only at lobsterfest plus cheddar bayes for days. but lobster festival laughed so hurry and not all caitlin clark's are the same. >> caitlin clark, city planner just like not all internet providers are the same build settle >>

about two hours of debate and eventually vote on republican motion and vote on dismissal it was eric schmidt republican senator of missouri who objected to process calling for full trial at that point senator chuck schumer made a point of order to say that the articles of impeachment be ruled under -- ruled unconstitutional that they didn't rise to the level of impeachment under article 2 section 4. of the united states constitution, that section of article 2 reading that the president, vice president and all civil officers at the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason by bribery and other high crimes and misdemeanors. republican senators making about nine different motions to try to debate that to try to delay the trial eventually those two votes occurred on two articles of impeachment on those points of order. by senator chuck schumer majority leader, and the impeachment trial ended. it took about three hours total. this is david in frenchlink, indiana, republican line david good evening. caller: good evening thanks for taking my call. i'm n

it looks like almost everyone was in board except for schmidt, and schmidt told reporters downstairs shortly before the vote that he would not agree to the uc. at the time he objected it wasn't a surprise that there was something that was revealed by schmitt only a short time before he objected. >> as you know the cameras controlled by the senate and we have a high shot of the dice here. did you get a sense of what the reaction was to the objection and chuck schumer's response and offering this motion and response to that objection? >> well, i mean, from my colleague who is in the chamber he sent me some color and said after that happened senators immediately started to huddle and figure out next steps. there was a huddle on the floor between senate republican whip john thune, ted cruz, mike lee, john kennedy and mcconnell's chief of staff, john cornyn who was hoping to become the next republican majority leader. he was part of those conversations. so there was, there were certainly some frenzied huddling on the floor, you know, and so in the meantime jon tester who is a critical vot

well, how zelensky decides, well , we don’t know, we’re the main sovereign not modern, but this eric schmidtll, that for america an endless war in europe is good, but nevertheless he chases this lloyd austin around the corners. the question arises, why is he chasing him so technically, what is he trying to achieve at this moment, well, he, i mean, is like those who are against this package. and everything is very simple, today there are a lot of complaints against the pentagon, that the pentagon has greatly weakened its grip on europe and britain. the pentagon is incapacitated, meaning it cannot choke. europe so much that they very quickly open their pockets, it is the role of the pentagon and he asks the question, he says: okay, you need an eternal war, our wallet will be in this war or their wallet, and maybe you, my friend, will learn how to turn out other people’s pockets, because recently, when you took office, you said that there are certain common goals, common resources, and we will throw in this money together, now you want to convince us that this is only our war, let’s do it this

i spoke about that with matthew schmidt and associate professor of national security at the university of new haven. and i asked him how much time ukraine has left before that happens >> i think we can see now that it is being forced to give up land. it simply doesn't have the ammunition or the manpower needs to withstand the russian offensive going on right now, it's not a lot of land. it's not strategically critical, right now. but even if that money is turned on tomorrow, it will take some time for the arms to get into theater and make an effect. >> and all of this comes as us house speaker, mike johnson is indicating an openness to support a separate bipartisan plan in the house and has told gop lawmakers he may schedule floor time after the easter recess, but is it getting too late for this given nato is also yet to offer ukraine a greater commitment to its defense against russia i think you hit the nail on the head rosemary, the key here is for nato to signal to ukraine that it is committed to defending territorial lines >> as they are, or as they were. and we just don't see nato

senators eric schmidt and mike lee accused senate majority leader chuck schumer of effectively pushing their version of the bill through with minimal debate, possibly without amendments. lis claims that financing ukraine is unpopular. sir oleksandr, tell me, we waited after the passage of this bill in the congress of the united states of america, and in the senate, well , it seemed clear that this decision would be adopted almost automatically, and the main thing was to pass the congress, where there was a majority of republicans, and republicans there had more votes to block passage, what's happening now with this aid and can... two senators or how many or more republican senators can they make this decision drag and drag and drag. i very much hope that this will not happen, even i am confident that this decision will be passed in the senate as soon as possible, because , first of all, we have more solid, more stable bipartisan support there, including this important bill. project, but the united states is a democracy, and the senate, like congress as a whole, is a democratic body whe

the 39-year-old los angeles lakers forward surpassed oscar schmidt's record.ppened in tuesday during the los angeles lakers' road win over the toronto reapers. lebron scored 23 points in this game, bringing his total to 49,738. this is one point more than the brazilian schmitt, whose record has been held since 2003. lebron james is in his 21st season in the nba. since 2018, the forward has been defending the colors of the lakers. thank you very much yevhan pastukhov, i urge you to donate to the armed forces of ukraine, to stay with the espresso tv channel. weather from natalka didenko literally in a moment, verdict. at 20:00 i say goodbye to you until tomorrow, take care and be with us. to everyone. synoptic hello, our dear viewers, you and i are talking about the weather for the next day, it is interesting that the weather is not happening here, and thunderstorms, and saharan dust, and stormy winds, everything in the world, but more on that later, or is it everything will be, will remain, but today, to finish the topic a little bit, let's talk about a suggest

has been delayed due to several republicans complaining they can't offer amendments, senators eric schmidt and mike lee blamed senate democratic majority leader chuck schumer , in that he actually pushed through his version of the bill. with minimal debate, perhaps no amendment. lis claims that financing ukraine is unpopular. mr. oleksandr, tell me, we were waiting after passing through the congress of the united states of america of this bill, and in the senate, well, it seemed clear that this decision would be adopted almost automatically, and the main thing was to pass the congress, where there were republicans' preferences and the republicans there had more. votes to block passage, what is happening now with this aid and can two senators or however many or more republican senators, can they make this decision drag and drag and drag. i really hope that doesn't happen, even i'm confident that this resolution will be passed in the senate as soon as possible because, well , first of all, we have there ... more solid, more stable, bipartisan support, including for this important bill, but t

i'm catalina schmidt, you were here at one of epic, a eyes test size. we're a technology company that uses a guy to try to find out how to analyze why insects are dying out. i'm mess that's a lot. see here on site, we're doing a trial with a total of 14 colonies if each and its own tunnel where facility of plants are in bloom, which the bees love. since i was a huge fan of the ones i'm monitoring those seem to be in fact this is our monitoring system for b colonies, levine, it's placed right by the hiv home. and all these that enter or x that have to pass through this entrance area come on, then the camera gives us data on these images of the bees of we use artificial intelligence and the idols. if you take a closer look here, you can see just how much we can do here. we have up to $200.00 b is going in and out and per minute kind of a fun. no human being can record that, which is why we use technology and most of us can help us automate something that we would not be able to track ourselves. how many bees go in and out? fine, how many are caring? polan

senators eric schmidt and mike lee accused senate majority leader chuck schumer of essentially pushings version of the bill through with minimal debate, possibly without amendments. lee claims that funding ukraine is unpopular. mr. oleksandr, tell me, we were waiting after the passing of this bill in the congress of the united states of america, and in the senate, well, it seemed clear that this decision would be adopted almost automatically, and the main thing was to pass the congress, where there were republicans' preferences, and the republicans there had more.

. >> reporter: lisa schmidt can relate.dren when severe headaches sent her to a doctor. >> i remember the guy saying it's tmj, and you just need to go see this orthodontist and he can help you. >> reporter: tmj meaning temporal man dib lar joint or the jaw joint. the orthodontist gave her a removable splint similar to this one to ease the pain. but she says after three days her jaw locked up. >> and it was an intense pain. >> reporter: her next stop, an oral surgeon who she says told her too much stress from having kids have caused misalignment of her bite, he performed a jaw surgery, but afterwards. >> opening my mouth would make noises and it was like crunching, like sand paper, and when i saw the orthodontist, he said you're bone on bone. your bone is grinding down. >> reporter: at the time she worked as a contractor for nasa. >> for experiments that would happen in space, we would teach the astronauts how to do those. >> so you were training the astronauts? >> yes. >> reporter: but she says the intolerable pain forced h

lebron james is the best scorer in the history of basketball. surpassed oscar schmidt's record.t happened on tuesday during the away victory of the los angeles lakers against the toronto reapers. in this match, lebron scored 23 points, increasing his total points to 49,738. this is one point more than brazilian schmitt, whose record has been held since 2003. lebron james is spending his 21st season in the nba since 2018. the forward defends the colors of the lakers, a synoptic hello to all, our dear viewers, we are talking about the weather for the next day, it is interesting that the weather is such that only we do not have thunderstorms, and sakharsk. a hat and stormy winds all over the world, well , we’ll talk about that later, whether that’s all, but today we’ll talk a little bit about dust, let’s talk about the water topic, let’s talk about the lakes of ukraine, and such interesting information for those of you who didn’t know, who will remember, of course, it is not always remembered, it is the deepest, the largest there, but it is always very interesting, so here is the l

this is maria from l. schmidt and she report so from the holy city for the 2nd day in the world, thousands of precise, there is a gathering in front of these rarely call them in 6 mess and pulling says prime minister. and when you have is government to step down, it is believed to be the biggest. and 2 governments rally over when a mazda attacks a 0 and the war in got us started sunday demonstration brought together more than a 100 of thousands of people organizes say, monday, rally is expected to be just as mentioned, a bigger around $110.00. you probably can see behind may have been set up here and for testers said they are planning to stay until at least wednesday the last day before the message goes on the recess. they say to make sure those were running the country now i know transferred in here after their vacation, very rhonda message where i am right now has been forwarded all hundreds of his really sources have been deployed on sunday in protests when violent. they were glasses with police that eventually used will to cannons, to disperse the crowd. we also see securities fans and

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